Mar Legón - La ventana amarilla - XL

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Mar Legón presents La ventana amarilla - XL, a unique 95 × 70 cm acrylic on canvas, hand-signed, created in 2026 in Spain, in a multicolour palette depicting a landscape, original edition, in excellent condition and weighing 0.6 kg, sold directly by the artist with a certificate of authenticity.

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THE YELLOW WINDOW
95 x 70 cm
Acrylic on canvas · 2026

The yellow window builds the landscape from an interior gaze. The yellow frame delimits a view opened toward a lake surrounded by mountains and trees, while two small elements placed on the sill —a plant and a container with flowers— introduce a domestic scale in the foreground.

The composition contrasts the window’s stable geometry with the vertical rhythm of the trunks and the abundance of vegetation. Luminous greens, intense blues and violets are articulated around the yellow of the frame, which makes the window itself a leading pictorial element. The scene thus proposes a relationship between intimate space and landscape, between what is inhabited and what is contemplated from a distance.

PROJECTION AND VALUE OF THE WORK

The yellow window is part of a line of work in which Mar Legón explores windows, doors and other architectural elements as devices to frame and reorganize the landscape. In this piece, the boundary between interior and exterior gains particular importance: the window functions not only as a frame, but as an active part of the composition and of the observing experience.

It is a unique piece, made entirely by hand in 2026, that gathers several central features of the artist’s recent production: the prominence of color, formal simplification, space construction through successive planes and the transformation of recognizable scenes into images situated between observation, memory and imagination.

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Mar Legón develops a pictorial practice focused on reinterpretation of landscapes, interiors, still lifes and figurative scenes through a visual language based on color, formal synthesis and atmosphere construction.

Her work transforms spaces and recognizable motifs into images of strong visual intensity, where reality is simplified and reorganized to give rise to scenes that oscillate between memory, imagination and contemplation.

PACKAGING AND AUTHENTICITY

The work is offered directly by Mar Legón, and includes a certificate signed by the artist. The painting (without a frame) will be carefully rolled and protected inside a sturdy cardboard tube to ensure proper conservation during transport. After payment confirmation, a maximum of three working days are required to prepare the artwork before shipping. Delivery time varies by destination, with an estimated period of up to ten working days, depending on the shipping company chosen by the buyer.

THE YELLOW WINDOW
95 x 70 cm
Acrylic on canvas · 2026

The yellow window builds the landscape from an interior gaze. The yellow frame delimits a view opened toward a lake surrounded by mountains and trees, while two small elements placed on the sill —a plant and a container with flowers— introduce a domestic scale in the foreground.

The composition contrasts the window’s stable geometry with the vertical rhythm of the trunks and the abundance of vegetation. Luminous greens, intense blues and violets are articulated around the yellow of the frame, which makes the window itself a leading pictorial element. The scene thus proposes a relationship between intimate space and landscape, between what is inhabited and what is contemplated from a distance.

PROJECTION AND VALUE OF THE WORK

The yellow window is part of a line of work in which Mar Legón explores windows, doors and other architectural elements as devices to frame and reorganize the landscape. In this piece, the boundary between interior and exterior gains particular importance: the window functions not only as a frame, but as an active part of the composition and of the observing experience.

It is a unique piece, made entirely by hand in 2026, that gathers several central features of the artist’s recent production: the prominence of color, formal simplification, space construction through successive planes and the transformation of recognizable scenes into images situated between observation, memory and imagination.

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Mar Legón develops a pictorial practice focused on reinterpretation of landscapes, interiors, still lifes and figurative scenes through a visual language based on color, formal synthesis and atmosphere construction.

Her work transforms spaces and recognizable motifs into images of strong visual intensity, where reality is simplified and reorganized to give rise to scenes that oscillate between memory, imagination and contemplation.

PACKAGING AND AUTHENTICITY

The work is offered directly by Mar Legón, and includes a certificate signed by the artist. The painting (without a frame) will be carefully rolled and protected inside a sturdy cardboard tube to ensure proper conservation during transport. After payment confirmation, a maximum of three working days are required to prepare the artwork before shipping. Delivery time varies by destination, with an estimated period of up to ten working days, depending on the shipping company chosen by the buyer.

Details

Artist
Mar Legón
Edition
Original
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Sold with frame
No
Title of artwork
La ventana amarilla - XL
Technique
Acrylic painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Spain
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Colour
Blue, Green, Multicolour, Pink, Purple, White, Yellow
Height
95 cm
Width
70 cm
Weight
0.6 kg
Depiction/theme
Landscape
Style
Modern
Period
2020+
Sold by
SpainVerified
103
Objects sold
100%
Private

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